Mosaic Church Fort Worth

Have you ever tried to outgrow your past by outrunning it?

You know, where you change your habits, switch up your circle, chase something new, maybe even try to become a different version of yourself.

And yet, somewhere in the quiet, you still feel the pull of what was left unresolved.

In Going Back Different, Pastor Alvin guides us into a short, often overlooked letter in the Bible and wrestle with a very real question: 

What does...

Ever been in that place where something between you and someone else just feels off… and you have no idea how to fix it or get back to good?

A conversation that went sideways. Trust that cracked. A relationship that feels awkward, distant, or tense every time you walk into the room.

This series, Second Chances: A Path to Making What’s Broken Beautifully Whole, Again, steps into the uncomfortable space most of us avoid and takes an ...

If we’re honest, most days feel pretty ordinary. We move through familiar routines, see familiar faces, and keep life moving at a steady pace. 

It’s easy to go from one moment to the next without pausing to ask what God might be doing right in front of us.

In Seeing God’s Mission, Pastor Alvin invites us into a moment from John 4 where Jesus gently calls His followers to lift their eyes and notice what they’ve been missing. People,...

Have you ever felt fear creep in, even when you know God has spoken promises over your life?

In The Spirit’s Power, Joice Villamor invites us into a moment after Jesus’ resurrection when the disciples are hiding behind locked doors, unsure of what comes next. Right in the middle of their fear, Jesus shows up and speaks peace.

This message connects our everyday doubts and hesitation with a question many of us carry: how do we move f...

Have you ever looked at your life and thought, I don’t see a way forward from here?

Most of us know that feeling. Sometimes it’s the weight of our own choices. Sometimes it’s what life handed us without warning. 

In those moments, it’s easy to feel stuck, tired, or quietly discouraged, even as we admire people who stay committed when everything in them wants to quit.

In The Son’s Sacrifice, Bria connects those everyday feelings of ...

Have you ever stopped and wondered if God still cares about a world that feels fragile, divided, or worn down, or about a life that feels unsettled beneath the surface?  Ever been there before?

Grounded in John 3:16, Pastor Alvin moves past words we’ve heard before and points us to the heart behind them. 

He reminds us that God’s love isn’t reactive or conditional. It’s initiating, personal, and close. A love that moves first, step...

It’s a new year, and whether we admit it or not, most of us are already carrying the same quiet question into it: Are you prepared?

In this message from Isaiah 55, Pastor Alvin Brown speaks to anyone stepping into 2026 with a mix of hope and hesitation, energy and exhaustion. 

Some of us are fired up about new goals. Others are still carrying the weight of last year. Some are rebuilding their faith. Others are just trying to make i...

Finding Christmas isn’t about decorations, traditions, or getting everything just right. 

It’s about a search most of us know well, looking for peace, meaning, hope, or relief in the middle of busy lives and crowded expectations.

In this Christmas Eve message, Pastor Alvin Brown invites you into the familiar story of the wise men and connects it to a simple question many of us carry, often without realizing it. 

What if the thing y...

Truth be told, all families have a way of turning love into a competition of comparing and keep score. 

We measure who’s winning, who’s on par, yet soon to fall behind, and who’s flat out losing. 

In this message from our Advent series A Family Christmas, we step into one of the most painfully relatable family stories in Scripture and see what happens when approval, worth, and belonging get treated like something you have to earn.

...

We all know what it’s like to put something on that doesn’t fit, and that isn’t really us. 

A version of ourselves meant to fit in, keep the peace, or get what we think we need. 

In this message from Genesis 27, we step into a family story that feels uncomfortably familiar. A story about favoritism, fear, control, and the quiet ways pretending starts to shape our lives.

The Cost of Pretending looks at what happens when good intenti...

If someone summed up your life and relationships in one or two sentences, what would they find? 

And what would that say about how you actually love the people around you and relate to God?

In this message, Pastor Alvin examines one of Scripture's most relatable family stories during the holidays. 

It's about a couple who started out doing everything right—praying instead of forcing things, seeking God when life got hard—but still ...

Life doesn’t stop being messy just because we believe in God. Genesis 16 proves it. 

In this message, Pastor Alvin walks through one of the most chaotic family moments in Scripture and shows how it mirrors the moments when our own lives feel tangled, unfair, or out of control.

This isn’t a story about perfect people. It’s a story about real people—God’s people—who made painful choices, hurt each other deeply, and ran from the fallo...

Loneliness shows up everywhere, even in crowded rooms. Most everyone is surrounded by people yet still wonder where we fit and who really sees us.

In Three Ways Belonging Grows, Bria Johnson shares what it takes for real belonging to form — not just in church, but in everyday friendships, family, and the places we live, work, and play.

Looking at Jesus calling Levi in Mark 2, we see how He treated people who were overlooked or push...

Most of us know what it feels like to want a place where we really fit — where we’re seen, known, and loved, not for what we can prove, but simply for who we are.

In this message, Pastor Alvin Brown talks about how belonging isn’t earned. It isn’t something we hustle for or try to deserve. It’s something God invites us into, especially in the moments when life feels thin, overwhelming, or like we don’t have enough.

Looking at 2 Cor...

What happens when mission doesn’t just reach you, but gets inside you?

In When Mission Gets Inside You, Pastor Alvin Brown closes out our series We Have A Part To Play with a message about what happens when we’re moved from something we believe in to something that changes how we live.

Through 2 Corinthians 5, we’re reminded that mission isn’t just something we do—it’s something that shapes who we become. 

It moves us beyond comfor...

How is technology shaping your relationships, especially in how you relate to God?

We live more connected than ever, yet many of us feel alone. 

In this message, When Tech Reaches Rather Than Replaces, Pastor Alvin invites us to look at how our devices, apps, and feeds can be used as bridges to people rather than barriers between us. 

From Genesis 11 to the life of Jesus, we ask a simple question: does what we create serve the Crea...

We’ve all been there, maybe you’re there now, or you’ll be there soon, when work just wears you down.

You know the feeling. Work starts to feel like a grind, a scoreboard, or just hours spent with little to show for it.

But what if there’s a better way to see the hours you parent, study, serve, or clock in not as time spent with no return, but as time invested with lasting impact?

In this message from Ephesians 4, Pastor Alvin Brow...

Think about this—most of us touch our phones thousands of times a day. 

But all that tapping and swiping means nothing if the phone doesn’t have an operating system. Without it, the phone looks fine on the outside but can’t actually function.

The same is true for us. We have something deeper inside that runs everything we think, feel, and do. The Bible calls it the soul.

What’s something your soul has been hungry for lately?

In thi...

What will you be remembered for?

At Mosaic Church Fort Worth’s 2-year anniversary, Pastor Alvin Brown invites us to pause and wrestle with that very question. 

Not in terms of the busyness we juggle or the checklists we complete, but in the choices we make, the values we carry, and the kind of people we become.

Drawing from Isaiah 55, this message reminds us that life isn’t just about what we consume. It’s about what we contribute....